Exploring Renewable Hydrogen Production Pathways
Wednesday, September 9 | 10 a.m. PT
For hydrogen to become a meaningful future energy resource, it will need to be derived from renewable resources rather than fossil gas. Around the globe, a number of foward-thinking organizations are exploring innovative, sustainable pathways to commercialize renewable hydrogen and deliver it to customers.

Join us for a 75-minute Renewable Gas 360 webinar featuring notable renewable hydrogen pioneers from North America and Europe to:

  • Learn about some of the most promising renewable hydrogen production technologies
  • Hear how these pathways can be promoted and advanced through sensible public policy
Webinar Speakers:
Bart Biebuyck

Executive Director, Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU)


Highlighting the critical role renewable hydrogen can play in the European Union’s energy future 
Michael Ducker

Vice President, Renewable Fuels & Western Region, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems

Discussing efforts to produce renewable hydrogen from electrolysis to power the rebuilt IPP power plant in Utah
Dave Edwards, PhD

Director and Advocate for Hydrogen Energy, Air Liquide 



Providing insight into the organization’s effort to convert biogas in to green hydrogen 
John Quinn

Senior Manager for Renewable Gases, FortisBC




Sharing the utility’s plans to fuel North Vancouver neighborhoods with green hydrogen
Moderated by:
Diane Moss

Policy Director, California Hydrogen Business Council

Offering expertise on how federal and global policies can advance renewable hydrogen production 
Watch Past Renewable Gas 360 Webinars
Getting to Neutral: The Importance of Renewable Gas in Decarbonizing Society
Watch the recording of this 1-hour webinar, which took place June 17, to hear key findings from the recently published Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) report, “Getting to Neutral." Learn about strategies that can enable states to accelerate their efforts to fight climate change.  
National & State RNG Supply: Increasing Opportunities for Decarbonization
Watch the recording of this 75-minute webinar, which took place July 30, to hear key findings from two recent reports that forecast RNG production volumes by feedstock and detail RNG’s unique ability to meaningfully and cost effectively reduce GHG emissions across all sectors of the economy.
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Hydrogen in Our Gas Supply
 
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A Renewable Gas Portfolio Standard (RGS) – State Leadership

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Strategies to Mitigate Wildfires Using Forest Biomass as a Feedstock for Renewable Gas

One of the most pressing problems faced by western states in recent years has been ever increasing mega-fires. Not only are wildfires gaining in intensity, devastating ever greater acreage and taking more lives, but these fires pour so much carbon and soot into the atmosphere that they completely invalidate climate protection efforts. This webinar will explore how greater reliance on strategies that convert dead and dying forest biomass into renewable gases can serve as a major wildfire mitigation strategy for states.
Co-Produced by ACT News, GNA, and the Bioenergy Association of California